Dr. William Johnson, Professor of Geology at the University of Kansas, Michelle Payton ’12 and Giuliani Lopez ’11, environmental studies majors at Trinity, analyze the magnetic properties of soils at the Konza Prairie, a long-term ecological research station in central Kansas.  The priority of their research is to strengthen the understanding of the processes that affect the magnetic (and non-magnetic) properties […]

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Trinity students in the China Summer Study Program stand in front of MTD (Suzhou) Corp. managed by Charles Moll ’93 (Asian Studies Major) in Suzhou Industrial Park, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. Moll is the General Manager of this 200 person factory that makes lawn mowers, edgers, tillers, and snow blowers for the China market, the U.S. market, […]

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Pooja Shakya ’11 won the Best Undergraduate Poster Award at the North Atlantic Chapter of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (NAC SETAC) annual meeting, on June 3-4, 2010.  The title of Shakya’s poster was: “Synergism and Antagonism in Toxicity of Mixtures of Pharmaceuticals to Daphnia Magna.” The awardees in the photo (left to […]

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The Trinity men’s squash team was honored by the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park after the team won it’s record 12th consecutive College Squash Association (CSA) National Team Championship crown this year.   Trinity finished the 2009-10 season with its 12th straight perfect season at 22-0 and captured its fourth consecutive New England Small College […]

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Berimbrown, Brazil’s 10-member Afro-fusion band, headlined the fourth annual Samba Fest at Trinity College, as part of the group’s North American debut.  Despite rain forcing the event indoors to the Koeppel Community Sports Center, that did not get in the way of a day of dynamic music and festivity.  The event continues to gain popularity around the city of […]

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 The evolution of the female Bantam began 40 years ago, when Trinity allowed its first female students.  The athletic programs for women’s sports have flourished since, winning league titles, and performing on a national stage in several sports, including two National Championships apiece in both women’s squash and women’s crew.  For the Trinity athletics page, visit: athletics.trincoll.edu. 

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Cotdell Tunin was one of many local middle school students at the Washington Room in Mather Hall for the SPS Second Annual Physics Fair at Trinity College this spring.  Each student presented their physics experiment to a panel of judges. The top projects were awarded with high quality prizes, including a high powered refracting telescope.  (Photo by Zach Epstein […]

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  This music slideshow includes photos by Nick Lacy, with music sung by the 1991 Chapel Singers and written by Robert Edward Smith, Composer in Residence at Trinity, celebrating his 30th year at the College.  The piece is entitled, “Blessed City, Heavenly Salem.”  The Chapel Singers will perform from 11:30 a.m. to noon on Sat., […]

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Every year, students are invited to a campus block party to celebrate with friends, music, and food.  The tradition began in 2007 to give students a final official opportunity to gather as a group before summer break.   (photo by Zach Epstein ’10)

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Trinity College recently celebrated the retirement of several individuals, and also honored those that have contributed 25 years of service to the College, recognizing their many important contributions.  The retiree list includes (alphabetically): Rhoda Adam, Denise Best, Patricia Bunker, Patricia Burns, Mary Curry, Hugo Gamboa, Jack Godfrey, Patricia Godfrey, George Graf, Jean Haberman, Richard Hazelton, Jeffrey Kaimowitz, […]

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